Georgia defiant over potential EU sanctions

The ruling Georgian Dream party has stated it is not concerned about the European Union imposing new sanctions against Georgia. Secretary General Kaha Kaladze said the party would be "uncompromising" and defend the country's interests and the future of its people. He questioned how many times the EU would impose sanctions, framing the issue as a matter of national sovereignty. The remarks signal a hardening stance from Tbilisi amid tensions with Brussels.